23 May 2006
Salvador (Puig Antich)
The story of Salvador Puig Antich, one of the last political prisoners to be executed under Franco's Fascist State in 1974.
Emilia Galotti
The Prince of Guastalla falls in love with the young citizen Emilia Galotti, who is soon to marry Count Appiani. In order to win Emilia, the prince tries to send the count on an "honorable" journey on his behalf with the help of his chamberlain Marinelli. However, after the Count refuses this offer, Marinelli decides to have the wedding carriage robbed on his own initiative in order to have Emilia abducted to the Prince's nearby pleasure palace. But he has not thought of the prince's mistress, Countess Orsina, and Emilia's shaken father Odoardo, both of whom soon arrive at the castle, one to meet the prince, the other to look after his daughter...
Top Billed Cast
Karin Hübner Emilia Galotti
Gerhard Bienert Odoardo Galotti
Maly Delschaft Claudia Galotti
Hans-Peter Thielen Hettore Gonzaga, Prinz von Guastalla
Eduard von Winterstein Camillo Rota, Ratgeber
Gerry Wolff Conti, Maler
Horst Schulze Graf Appiani
Gisela Uhlen Gräfin Orsina
Karl-Heinz Peters Angelo
Karen Fredersdorf Alte Mutter
Adolf Peter Hoffmann Kanzler Crimaldi
Marianne Wünscher Frau Crimaldi
Günther Ballier Kammerdiener des Prinzen
E.O. Fuhrmann Marinelli
Ellen Plessow 2. Hofdame
Lissy Tempelhof Alexander Papendiek Helmut Straßburger 
Charles Hans Vogt 
Nico Turoff Bauer
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